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Any APSC lenses that work on full frame without crop mode? I was looking for a zoom lens that would be light and wide enough to vlog with, but the 12-24/16-35 2.8 are too big and heavy, and 14/1.4 and the 20/1.8 are as well, and don’t zoom. I found that my SEL1018 just happens to project an image circle that covers most of the full frame sensor without crop mode, as a7siii sensor doesn’t allow it on video, and it works well 12-18mm with stabilization on. Are there any other lenses known to work like this? I’ve read that the 55-210 can also work, but I can’t test it as I don’t own it. Otherwise, any super light wide angles that can be used for vlogging? Weight and size take precedence over zoom capability if I had to choose one or the other.
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>you have to buy and carry suboptimal compact designed lenses because you just have to okay!!
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>>4397945 *because you cant hold 3lbs at arms length
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>>4397735 Unless your camera has a digital crop stabilisation feature don't bother. get a DJI action cam for the money of that lens and you'll be much happier with the result
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>>4397945 >I need to save 150g by getting smaller lens, instead of simply removing a 200g cage Anonymous
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>>4397974 But how will he mount his various recorders and gimbal for max error margin? Yeah sure you can get 10 bit video and 24 bit audio straight out of camera these days, and ibis+dynamic stab is great if you are not a spaz, but what if? Gotta film in raw with 32 bit float.
>for a vlog!
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That's it. Just that simple.>pic related I like to go hiking and take pictures of nature, and this does almost everything. It's the best macro lens out there for little critter shots and flowers, but being 105mm it still can get nice shots of birds and other animals, especially if you have 45mp. Don't have to fuss with any zoom and it's not big and heavy like a telephoto.
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>>4390883 I really like the 70-300 too and I wouldn't be able to live without the reach
I also shoot at shit light often so I would need a prime as well, or at least an f/2.8
Anonymous
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modern? Sigma 24-70 2.8(mk1). been a good all-rounder for me. vintage? Super Takumar 50mm f1.4(I need to get the mold on the inner elements one of these days)
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>>4387999 I like the Tamron 28-200mm Di III RXD.
I don't take it off unless unless I shoot very low light. It's super sharp and the hype is justified.
Pic related is a crop
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>>4390918 > having friends or acquaintances > dignifying an institution with a 50% failure rate > drinking > visiting dens of degeneracy There are no reasons to ever do group photography, hence no reasons to ever shoot 50mm.
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>>4393602 >I'm guessing it will be sharper and brighter It might be sharper or brighter but probably not both at once. Sure if you get a f/1.4 or something and open it up it will be brighter, but it'll be soft and out of focus.
I'll bet the softness you're complaining about is from NR due to high ISO. Even soft lenses are plenty sharp for video. The solution is video lights, not a new lens.
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What makes a Pepe Ultra Rare? The lore? The vibes? Or just meme magic?>tfw still hunting for the mythical Comfy Pepe Any frens hoarding legendary frogs? Been documenting some finds—might share them on @PepeAigent if it’s worth it.
fe2fucker
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Made a cheat sheet for my flash (Godox iM30) and anyone else who got a flash with GN 15 Other than that, flash photography thread.
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I purchased one of these recently and saw a few people buying them at the store they seem pretty popular but unluckily for me my only lens casts a shadow :( I'll try again when I get a smaller 50mm
Anonymous
she's a thicc girl but you just set the iso and the aperture on the top ring and it works the rest out for you
fe2fucker
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>>4395502 Thyristor flashes are peak comfy, im never getting rid of mine.
Just wish they werent all so big.
Anonymous
>>4393152 mind sharing the original excel/number/sheets? I would like to do some visibility and ISO adjustments. Thanks!
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Retard here, I'm trying to fix up my camera settings so it stops being so fucking blurry in close-ups, which is something that's been plaguing it even in ideal lighting. Please bear in mind that I'm an amateur photographer. I'm going to upload some photos directly. from my camera so the EXIF data should automatically transfer over. The first will be in "auto" mode and has a noticable red filter that idk how to get rid of, the second will be with "Easy Mode" turned on
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>>4397324 It blocked me uploading this pic for "embedded file" so I had to re-save it in a format that deleted the exif data
Anonymous
Took this in "sunset" mode
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the sensor size is similar to that of a basic smartphone camera. is the front of the lens clean?
Anonymous
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>>4386390 This is the correct answer
if this don't fix it it's probably fucked
Anonymous
how would you start and organize a portfolio if you've never consumed to shot before?
Anonymous
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>>4397801 Put the number of pictures you have in total into a random number generator and then have it spit out 25 random numbers.
WA LA.
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Opinions on shooting 12,800 ISO?
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>>4397711 >tell everyone to freeze >take picture >inform everyone that Simon didn't say literal skill issue
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>>4397698 >noooo m43 cant be good stop saying its fine nooooo Ok but hes right, 20mp m43 has less chroma noise fogging left in hair/foliage/fabric than the equivalently higher isos on an a7riii or z7 and the grain is smoother
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64 or bust. >t. Tripod landscape photographer But seriously. I have mine capped at 12800. At least I get the shot no matter how noisy it and dark it’ll be.
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>>4397720 > tell the band to freeze Anonymous
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>>4397773 only for like 1/30th of a second they are playing jazz anyways
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The Cheese Tax! The Cheese Tax! You got to pay the cheese tax every time you're cooking When the cheese drawer opens this puppy comes looking The rules are the rules and the facts are the facts But when the cheese drawer opens, you gotta pay the tax
ARMIDIALAN
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>BRB. just the biggest upgrade (cheat mode unlock) you can make to your photography skills. Yet, it's ignored by noobs and seasoned hobbyists somehow.
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>>4390943 Fantastic piece of kit. Also love sturdy mini tripods.
Anonymous
>>4396393 no if you’re a big dweeb with a d850, a tripod, a giant zoom, and a purse full of filters to take a photo of a tree you are a gearfag. its cringe, you look autistic, and everyone despises being near you. women instantly realize you are a creep. men tell you to keep it pointed away from their children or else. your only out is to dress as a survey worker.
someone who whips out their om5 and snaps is not a gearfag even if they used to be and they’re putting their d850 on ebay tonight, and especially not if they harbor that instant sense of disgust towards d850 autists
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>>4396461 >you are a gearfag depending on specific gear purchases geartarded take
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>>4396462 >clank clank rattle >here comes fatso with the entire nikon and manfrotto catalog strapped to him >"im not a gearfag youre a gearfag for thinking this is stupid. skill issue you cant afford it you’re too weak" why are all GWACs like this?
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I'm thinking of buying this chinkshit tripod for my telescope and night / astro photography. Think it'll be stable enough with the centre column down? Or should I spend $40 more for a 32mm one?
https://www.aliexpress.com/_mNETPnZ